1. ## Function help - Geogebra - Please

Hey!, so i have the function f(x) = 3x^3-48x^2+162x+300
Now i only need the x0 to x10 points but geogebra includes x-100 to x1000 or something and it gets messy and hard to read..
How do i fix this? THANKS

2. ## Re: Function help - Geogebra - Please

Originally Posted by Crazystudent
Hey!, so i have the function f(x) = 3x^3-48x^2+162x+300
Now i only need the x0 to x10 points but geogebra includes x-100 to x1000 or something and it gets messy and hard to read..
How do i fix this? THANKS
what do you mean by "x0 to x10" points?

is this a software issue?

3. ## Re: Function help - Geogebra - Please

Originally Posted by skeeter
what do you mean by "x0 to x10" points?

is this a software issue?
Hey, i posted something but it didn't appear because i had a link involved.
Ok so the problem is that this graph will first swing up, then down, then up. The last time it goes up, it goes straight up until infinity.
Now,i only need the start of this graph, not the last part where it's just a straight line upwards (like geogebra shows).
What i meant with x0 - to x10 is for f. so when x = 1, it's 3*1^3-48*1^2 , etc etc.
for example when x = 0, y = 300. But the problem is really geogebra. I could do this manually by hand, but i need to know how to do this in geogebra without it being a complete mess

4. ## Re: Function help - Geogebra - Please

is this what you want as a geogebra graph?

5. ## Re: Function help - Geogebra - Please

Originally Posted by skeeter
is this what you want as a geogebra graph?
Exactly!
This is what i get... How do i fix this?
Oh, and i know this function is another one, but i get the same problem with this, i need to limit it.

6. ## Re: Function help - Geogebra - Please

adjust the x and y window ...

(1) right click ... select "graphics" (see attach#1)

... either that, or go to the tutorial

7. ## Re: Function help - Geogebra - Please

Originally Posted by skeeter
adjust the x and y window ...

(1) right click ... select "graphics" (see attach#1)